Yasmine Mohammed Podcast

This podcast is an opportunity for you to join me in conversation with inspirational people from restrictive religious backgrounds who have fought and who have overcome. You know some names already: you know Malala Yousufzai, you know Ayaan Hirsi Ali. But there are countless others who have survived insurmountable odds, overcoming the most vicious of obstacles, and whose names you will not recognize. They are the unsung heroes. The warriors hidden in the shadows. Come meet them on the Yasmine Mohammed Podcast.

Yasmine Mohammed Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Yasmine Mohammed, with 113 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Yasmine Mohammed hosts Yasmine Mohammed Podcast, a religion show with 113 episodes published.

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  Episode #26

  ISLAM Y OCCIDENTE EPISODIO 3: LA HERMANDAD MUSULMANA Y OTROS ISLAMISTAS

  Aug 3, 20261h 7mS3

  Dalia Ziada, coordinadora en Washington, D.C. del Instituto para el Estudio del Antisemitismo Global y la Política (ISGAP), se une a Yasmine en el Episodio 3 de «El Islam y Occidente» para analizar la misión de los Hermanos Musulmanes y otros grupos islamistas en Occidente en la actualidad. Dalia Ziada es una escritora y analista política egipcia musulmana. Se especializa en gobernanza, geopolítica y seguridad regional en Oriente Medio. Ocupó altos cargos en centros de investigación y organizaciones de la sociedad civil regionales e internacionales en Egipto, Israel y Estados Unidos. Ha liderado proyectos, asesorado a responsables políticos y publicado artículos, informes y libros que analizan los conflictos geopolíticos y las relaciones de poder en Oriente Medio y el Mediterráneo Oriental. Desde mayo de 2024, Dalia visita campus universitarios estadounidenses, en colaboración con Hillel International, impartiendo conferencias sobre la cambiante geopolítica de Oriente Medio tras los atentados del 7 de octubre. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daliaziada X/Twitter: https://x.com/daliaziada

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  Episode #24

  Islam and the West - Episode 5: The Roots of Islamic Anti-Semitism

  Jun 16, 20261h 12mS3

  Loay Alshareef is an Arab Muslim peace advocate, historian, and social media influencer whose mission is to bridge divides between Muslims and Jews and to champion peace in the Middle East. He will be joining Yasmine to discuss how antisemitic Muslims are spreading their hate to the west and how that hate is leveraged in the conflicts with Israel and Iran. Born and raised in Saudi Arabia to a Saudi Egyptian family that once held many radical views, Loay experienced a turning point in 2010 after living with a Jewish family in France. That experience reshaped his worldview and inspired his lifelong commitment to peace. He began his media career in Saudi Arabia, working across fields such as language education, history and tourism before dedicating himself fully to peace advocacy and promoting the Abraham Accords. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lalshareef Twitter: https://x.com/lalshareef

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  Episode #23

  Hamas Tortured Me. Now I'm Fighting for Peace | with Hamza Abu Howidy

  Jun 2, 20261h 27mS3

  Hamza Abu Howidy is a Palestinian activist, writer, and educator from Gaza. He works to challenge extremism and promote dialogue between Muslims and Jews. A former political prisoner under Hamas, Hamza’s personal journey took him from radicalization to peace advocacy, leading him to dedicate his work to exposing the human cost of ideological warfare. His writings and social media activism combine lived experience with sharp political analysis, focusing on Palestine-Israel, antisemitism, and the future of coexistence. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hamzahowidyy Twitter/X: https://x.com/HowidyHamza

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  Episode #22

  Escaping from an Islamic home in the UK

  May 6, 20261h 21mS3

  Salima was born in the UK to a strict Bangladeshi Muslim family. Her parents forced her to memorize the Quran, attend mosque, and wear the hijab from a very young age. She and her siblings were physically abused by their mother and kept isolated from other children their age.​ When her parents began discussing a marriage to a cousin, she decided to run away with her sister. Because Salima was under 18, social services became involved and helped the two sisters escape safely. Unfortunately, the abuse continued in the foster system, and she had to leave her foster home to protect herself.​ Today, Salima lives a life she once only dreamed of, sharing a home with her partner and their two dogs. She now speaks out about the abuse she endured to shed light on the realities faced by women with backgrounds like hers. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/salima_alam

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  Episode #21

  “I Have 90 seconds…” Running to a Bomb Shelter Mid-Interview | with Sarit Gad

  Apr 29, 20261h 36mS3

  Sarit Gad grew up in a Jewish home in Miami, Florida, always drawn to the nostalgia of her ancestors who came from Afghanistan, Syria and Lebanon. Her family did not pass down stories, but she always knew they had left the region and she carried that quiet history with her. The old warnings about Jewish hatred felt like distant echoes from another time, shadows she believed the world had already outgrown. She believed deeply in coexistence and peace. It was not until October 7th, while interning at the United Nations in New York, that the full complexity of reality became impossible to ignore. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saritmedia/

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